Reviews of the effectiveness of carer interventions exist, but few have focused on educational interventions and none on the key elements that comprise them but which could inform evidence-based design.
The diagram reveals the two key elements that comprise the simulation software: the inputs of the simulation tool that the user specifies by means of various files, and the propagation model described in Section 2, which consists of the simulation algorithm and the mathematical models that characterize the effect of each element present in the optical link.
This study was designed to identify key elements that comprise a routine clinical assessment of a patient with activity-related hip to help predict the risk of early hip OA.
Although it is difficult to discern at the outset what you will learn as you read--this is part of the mystery (and value) of reading so many texts--there are certain key elements that comprise nearly every "scholarly" text: main argument, key questions, key examples, memorable passages, "the take away".
There have been multiple studies that identify the key elements that comprise systems thinking.
Further Questions for Discussion: -What elements comprise "culture"?
Taken together, these elements comprise the allegorical representation of India.
In summary, our data presents complete gene profiling of Mta1 in the presence and absence of P53 representing a new resource and guide for future area of Mta1 research which is unexplored but comprises several key elements that could be employed in the development of anticancer therapeutics and identification of novel functions of Mta1.
Our aim is to create 3-dimensional alginate-based microenvironments that replicate the shape of gutta-percha and comprise key elements for the proliferation of progenitor cells and the release of growth factors.
For the IMPALA study, an innovative nurse-led implementation strategy was developed, comprising key elements of risk assessment, risk communication, a decision aid, and adapted motivational interviewing.
Our empirical findings suggest that the Swedish regulatory approach comprised many key elements of an efficient policy-induced transition towards radically lower emissions in the metal smelting and pulp and paper industries.
